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South African Bishop says deadly mine collapse exposes deep economic sins

Tens of thousands of so-called "artisanal" miners work illegally in disused gold and platinum mines formerly operated by mining outfits, or else dig their own mines in search of deposits, often working without proper safety equipment.

South African Bishop says deadly mine collapse exposes deep economic sins

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Tens of thousands of so-called "artisanal" miners work illegally in disused gold and platinum mines formerly operated by mining outfits, or else dig their own mines in search of deposits, often working...

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Tens of thousands of so-called "artisanal" miners work illegally in disused gold and platinum mines formerly operated by mining outfits, or else dig their own mines in search of deposits, often working without proper safety equipment.

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